Bajaj Raises Prices By Up To 9% - Chetak Gets The Biggest Hike

Bajaj's price hike covers nearly every two-wheeler in its lineup except for a version of the Platina along with the few versions of the Pulsar lineup like the newly launched N 160 (single and dual channel ABS).

Bajaj's two-wheeler lineup now starts at Rs 63,130 for the Bajaj Platina 100 ES. Prices for the entry level Bajaj motorcycle have been raised by up 3.23 per cent or Rs 1,978. Prices for the Bajaj CT110X have risen by Rs 845 and the bike now costs Rs 66,298.

The price of the base Bajaj Platina 110 has risen by Rs 826 and the bike now costs Rs 66,317. The Avenger 160 and the Avenger 220 have been raised by Rs 365 and Rs 563 and the bikes now cost Rs 1,11,827 and Rs 1,38,368 respectively.

The biggest hike across the Pulsar range has been applied to the single channel version of the N250 which is now Rs 1,299 more expensive than before. The single channel ABS version of the Pulsar N250 now costs Rs 1,44,979. The Pulsar NS 125's price has been hiked by Rs 1,165 while the Pulsar 125 split seat lineup is now Rs 1,101 dearer.

Out of all the bikes in Bajaj's motorcycle lineup it its the Dominar 250 that has received the biggest hike. The Bajaj Dominar 250 is now Rs 6,400 dearer at Rs 1,75,002. The Dominar 400 now sports a price tag of Rs 2,23,538 which is Rs 1,152 more than last month.

Thoughts On Bajaj's Price Hike

Bajaj hiking its prices should comes as no surprise as automakers have been hiking prices almost every new quarter thanks to what is usually mentioned as rising input costs.